Our Adventures on Sea Dream: Docked Again in Brunswick, GA

Our final voyage south included warm weather, calm seas and some ocean fog. We cruised the Intra Coastal Waterway on Monday before anchoring in a delightful, secluded marsh creek near Sapelo Island. Tuesday we voyaged offshore into patchy fog from Doboy Sound, reversing our northbound tracks last July, and returned to Saint Simon's Sound, then to Brunswick. After 1,881 cruising miles, it was a homecoming

We've had an adventure of a life time and learned many things about ourselves, Sea Dream and live-aboard boating. A best part was meeting many more boaters and sharing adventures. Our adventure has included the shear wonder of nature, learning through mistakes, shuddering over near misses and the thrill of new discoveries. Seeking adventure, one must be willing to put them self at some risk while making ready for and being open to handling what comes your way.

Adventure makes life much fuller and live-aboard cruising will certainly bring it to you! It's nearly impossible not to want more.

We'll spend the next three days cleaning and maintaining Sea Dream. We expect to leave Brunswick on Sunday and drive to Savannah to visit Molly & Matt in their cottage. Then it's on to Blue Ridge to winterize the cabin and finally back to Nashville. Our stay in Nashville will depend on weather and responsibilities; could be a week or even several months. I will begin blogging again on our return to Sea Dream.

Until then, “Life is what you make it.”